You knew it was coming dept.: Roy Pearson wants $1 million for being deprived of his District of Columbia judgeship. (Emil Steiner blog/Washington Post, Kerr @ Volokh, Laconic Law Blog; earlier).
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on May 7, 2008
You knew it was coming dept.: Roy Pearson wants $1 million for being deprived of his District of Columbia judgeship. (Emil Steiner blog/Washington Post, Kerr @ Volokh, Laconic Law Blog; earlier).
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Only $1 million? Doesn’t that mean his job was worth less to him than his pants?
Not just that, it means that the pants were worth 67x more to him than the job.
I either really don’t want that job, or I REALLY want those pants.
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